- Check the project's HRERA Gurugram registration number and read the declared completion date.
- Ask for the licence from the Town and Country Planning Department and the approved building plan.
- Look for the occupation certificate on resale, and for the conveyance deed on plots.
- Visit at peak hours. The distance to Cyber City on a map says little about the drive.
- Ask what is actually built nearby: school, hospital, roads, and the sector's water and power supply.
- Compare the circle rate in your sector with what you are paying, so you understand the stamp duty on top.
- Talk to a registered channel partner or agent who works in the sector and ask for recent registered transactions, not only asking prices.
Gurgaon guide
Before you buy: a checklist
Sources
This guide is compiled from the public sources below. Figures and plans change, and some sources disagree, so confirm anything important with the authority or the builder before you decide. Last researched 15 October 2026.
- Gurgaon (Wikipedia): area, population, governing bodies, economy, transport
- Dwarka Expressway (Wikipedia): route, lanes, cost, opening dates
- Rapid Metro Gurgaon (Wikipedia)
- Delhi-Mumbai Expressway (Wikipedia)
- Haryana RERA: the Gurugram authority
- Gurugram Masterplan 2031 (1acre)
- The Tribune: revised plans for six key Gurugram sectors
- Housing.com: Global City project plan changes
- Business Standard: Gurugram Metro phase 2 tender cleared (October 2026)
- Indian Infrastructure: Gurugram Metro phase 2 land
- ANAROCK NCR Q1 2026 residential market viewpoints (PDF)
- NBMCW / Square Yards: Gurugram circle rates 2026
- Outlook Money: corridors fuelling Gurugram's realty rise
- OpenStreetMap: Gurugram boundary used on the map